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Ate' %';' 'l l ll4f , , 7 j` Ikt % ~, ` o IL, 1,,') a 4111[449 1 9 4 s ~ ~ .1, r, 9' _ ~, 'cuM]3ER 4 7 7 •ALBION FIRE AND LIFE OFFICE, LONDON. August 2', 1803, T HE DIRECTORS of the ALBION FIRE and • LIFE l NSUAANC IL COMPANY beg leave : to in fEirm the Public, that on Monday, the zyth of August inst. t'llti - BusineSs of the Company will be re!noved to its House at the Cotncrolt,ud in New Bridge-street, Black friars.. By Order of the Board, WARN ER HlPPSl:S6:r.itdry. PORTSMOUTH AND PORTSEA WATER-WORKS • COMPANY. -; IN answer . to numerous 'inquiries, I. beg leave re- speciful) y to acquaint the Public, that my Plan for sup plying Portsmouth and Porisea is now drought forward after konsiderable 'researches 6n the spot ; that a. , plications were. regularly made for the sanetion(which isobtained) of the Pub. lic- Boards of. Government, previous ;o any Notice of the in tended•AE being inserted in the London Gazette . ; and to as •many of th e p r i ncipal Gentlemen of Portsmouth and Port ,sea as could be consufted before -the sarrug.was sent to the :Ne.wspapers of those Places ; -and that it was never inter,ded that any SUBSCRI PTION-; and DEPOSITS from the Public at large.should besolicited for this Object, the most ample Support hay ng been we)l assured, in-the frrstiustance, from quarters of the first respeEtAbhity. NICHO LSON, Civll Engineer. C,harlorte-ai f ect, Bloomsbury, Aug, 22, 1398. ARMY AND NAVY EQUII'A(E--- HE PATENT CAMP BEDSTEADS Furnt tore, Mattrasses, and Bedding cNin 'etc; are very respect -1' „illy rocoimnendedto GentleinetWas being. The most porta'. - le anu superior to any others . made in Lond.n ; '.Marttuees, Cents, Tables and Chairs,. on iinproved..prinsiples.; -eea Cots,Sota Beds,-and Chairs, for en ,B6ard Ship ; Ausquitto Net Furniture, and Patiint Brass-screiv Bedsteads; for . 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Also is added, a NumeriCal Inflected Die. sticitiary of the English Lapguage, calculated Or Cornmunica. tion'On army Subject, and adapted' to any Numeric:al Code. By IPSPH CONOLLY. . ... E.- Printed l and published py W, 'Winchester and Son, Strand. RENOVATED, HEALTH. • ' . .. , AT has teen too frequently the subjea,of just and • general reprobation, that . men„stinkte of the elements of 1 the medical art have ()tiered themselves as candidates for t public patronagehi the profession Of physic. For the purpose of doing justice to the result of out ,tildies and experience, and . to prevent us friar; being classed 4trion, those ernpirics whose, i m prudent lu n elensios have, ',info,' innately for society, been i too .favourably received, we bee'reave to submit to the, liberal and entiOnened a faithful statement of our pursuits and ac quirements, After having received a regular medical etiuca. tion -as the pupils of Messrs. Grinded and Wizard', whose' 1 teettires and practice we Carefully attride , f, as professors and sergeons of the London I li.spital ; we entered ourselves as 1 stLL,lclits in that justly ce.lel.; , ated semool for medical acquir e - 1 mein, the Royal CellegeOf Edinburgh, and were instructed . 1 ,in the dilleretifbratiehes ofattatoiny, surgery, the theory and 1 -practice of physio, chemistry ! !midwifery, botany, &c. etc. by those eminent professors,. Drs. Munro, a reory,;, Black, ; Hathilinn, Duncan and kutherford. We e trust we shall n o t I be deemed inesnuiptuous in - s.iying that our protic,iency and ' .acquireincilts are 11... t DlL , Aisihrasle. , 'Haying fora long series of years made Vene . . - eal Cptitplaints, and lite vartousthi t ...4ses Of Debility, the'varticulat object of our studies'and praCtice, it will,. we hope, be allotvett.that we have acquired superior knovelledgeot their treatment amid Cure. in slight anti recent cases of infeetion a peOet.t re-establislime9t is completed in. the short period of two clays ; and in those of the utmost in, 'veteracy, Vilnllfe'.Otilt.l praZtiii , ntl's have failed of success, a proper perseveratii:e in our plan of treatment ensures to the piAt:ent a sale and radical cure. . . : . Amidst ti'.! inelanch6lY variety of .. .disorders which are the efftiztVot a . ti:ibit long and most Unhappily pursded, 6y the ,y, ? ,uth of 'both sexes, there are none inure alarming or. more l',thleWiilk than those defieiencies, acid debilities which *re ' 4 la! i'tiy . prevent or einbittCr the . matiimonial stite. 1:0 such persons i. must be a consolation to know that. they may now - , by a new and infallible mode of cm:au - Tient, be restored to that greatest of all hin:ian blessings, a strong, manly, and vigor ous constitution. In all cases of debility,• from .whatevur csitisft arising, as .well as ittevery species at venereal infection, w e'rnay t . be consulted by patients of either sex with the great est leefecY andlinour. Hours of consultation at'llonie front ten to three, and limn bin the evening till to at. night, PatienlS in the ;,- - oulitry are requested to state the particu lars of their case, age, and general lia'bitof living, &c. &c. in. closing a reinittance for *vice and medicines, when the same , will be, given., of stit to any part of the kingdom: l'o_etistare that secrecy so esseniial to our undertaking,• the postage of letters :Ray t)a added.to tho account for medicines, • . • ' CUKaI I:1 and Co. smientis r . N. 1.7, I-Litton—garden. VMessrs2 Currie and Co. have Certiticates froh the above • respectable Professors of London and Edinburgh, of the diliger,ee,, skill, and humanity,. with. which they per formed the diales. assigned them during,tlje time they at- , tended that Ledures and Practice. • ' ICTU L NC.:O p . m Ai , :7:74 2 , 1, fBd3 rTHEpt).7II.IIIISSIOiVERSIor . FICI'UALLI..Vb - His illajesv's Navy do &ie./0, give Notice; That on Thitr',day, the isthif September next, tid,y will be r,ady to re rely( Tenders. in oc:iting (sealed up), and !rear for 1 A eb'Omantitits. of 1121 H BEEF au PORK, -,?! the best 'qUalitf , art. to be cured in tie - enreing Sears's; as the ri.iperlive Illerehants and Dealers text ein m a y thin* proper to trier : sue third part thereof to b. pezhe.d in hay Punchions: one-third part ,in Tierce:, and relnaining oge-thira` part in ; to S: delivered into Ills Majesty's Iliauallinr, Storer at Drptp;rd, Portsmouh, and Ply ,noUtO ; and Lilo the Army ViguidlingStOres in Saint Catherine's, regular PrOportions of each description of Calks, by the periods nude, -mentioned, One-fourthpf the whole by the 3 rsi !ammo ,- One. halt: of the remaining Quant 0 - y by '3 rsi .March iScg, And the remainder by the 3calt llttre Aed to bg :paid for by with Interest, nirteti , dayr .afirr The .Conclitions" of the Confront may be trett at the Secreia9;'s office, at this Office, or . by 'applying IF: Donsterville, lien, fur the 7inaalling at Cork, to the C.sollenors of flit Ala— j'esy's Customs at Limerick, BeifO , t, iVerso . )' and Waterford, ;:trld to ibe POstio.sfer. Gentrata!' N regard %V./ be had towv• Tender in •itthich the Price shail not kinseried in !words at length, or that tball'reot be daiziered to 14e 11o4rd before hte o'ClOik On the said Thit,•sdayth. 15th of next,' nor nnless the Person uwbo makes the . Tender, of soon "erson'on bit 661;44; atter....lt, to answer; lc err cailAd for. THE REV. MR. BARCLAY's PATENT-ANTII3ILI.: Ulifi PILLS. • TT was a remark ,ofttiu celebrated Dr. Buchan, Atithor Qf the Domestic Medicine, :hat complaints of the Stomach and. Bowels arc the prevailing Malady .of this Country ' which lay the tbundatidn of the more Gar:Addable and fatal Disease's . that the person who could discover fOr the relief. - and cure a sac and Ihrallibla remedy would per. , tUrtn a most iMportant :service to society. • That discovery has ,:ore hien. ntide in the' Patent A lit ibilious 'Pills of the 'Rev. William Barclay, the extensive sale Of - which, and the high - estimation in• which th 4 are deservedly held, has considerably lessened, the number or these complaints; and bids lAr, in a short thrice to be the means of entirely 'eracii. eating them: These Pills have a quick and safe operatiori, they act powerfully and specifically on-the Bile, and thus remove -the numerous disorders cOnheited with it, Sick :Head-Aches, Flatulence. Liver Complantts, jaundice, vows Disorners train iot?igestion, See. They are the most . valuable Family ~Medicirie hitherto otrared to the Public, and the Proprietor is supported by the most respectable evalence of the first characters of the Nointity and others, that they have never been adinioiStered to any person without giving certain and speedy relief, and iii-tile, end 4.:Cinipleting Cure. This vathable Medicine, having been used with success, is r.:cominended by vie k wing distinguisned Personages : - The Right Hon. Viscount The Lord Bishop of,Barh and Wells. • . Sir lc ;In Honey wood, Bart. M.P. for lioniton. Sir Stec)hen LuShin, , ,ton, Nl. P. for Penyn. TiiiHmis•Anscni, Esq. M.P. tor Lithfiald. }aims A myait, Esq. M fa Southamptin. Nicholson ,Calvert. Esq. M.P. for . Hertford Edihund Boehm, Esq: New-street, Swink, Gardent. Thomas Hammers ley, - Esq . • L4ickes, Bal. Private Secretary to the Archbishop of Canterbury. • The i<ev. Mr. Dimock, Librarian to the Archbishop. Cecil Forester, Esq. M.P. for Wenlock. '. Sold _wholesale and retail by Mr.-Butler, No. 4,Cheapside; 'and by Mr. Kirby, Stallord-street, Old bond-street ; Mr. Stratton, Leicester-square; Bacon and Co. iso, Ox. ford-strect ; and by• all respeetatolt4 VenderS in Town and Country: A Caution.—Observe the name af • William Barclay is en. graved - on th e ,siamp,• winch iSaifixed oci the outside - Wrap. per of each box;' all not so stamped are a dangerotts'inti. tat UM. • Price Ss. - 6d. and cos. per box, .with ample direelions. To THOMAS TA YLOR, Esq. No. 9, New Bridge-Street, Loniton. Honoured Sir, Edinburgh, March .1 fl act. • T BEG leave to 'inform' you, that ever since the A year 1790, I have been aliliteted with the LuesVene reai which, err, in - its obstinately ttheeery em inent.of, r coti a t c s u e it n y f by ,thy t Ve t several severe courses of saliv a ti o n, and e r e d i i , c a i i ti t e ei eii T ar igr. undoing o e n i the 'Hospital, with little reiitt, would appear to be of the most inveterate nature. In the sitting of lust year my disorder had got . to such a head, as nearly to put a period to my, existence—l had a large ulcer on the crown of my head, one on each aryl, and use legs were broke out in a frightful marines ; my 'right was dread fully Painful, and had been in a statt., of triceration. for the -last seven nears ;, my left hattalSo two large nodes On it, was very Much discoloured, and gave me such excrutiat ing pain, particularly when warm in bed; as•nearly to de. pnve one of,rest ;. in this lamentable state, l was recorn- Mended by her. I`. Thompic)o, (Who received so great a cure by them here),. to take your.. Leake's Patent Pills, Which I . began to dot on the :6th of May ; in the course bt . a -fortnight, began to receive benerit—iii Little „.,;.re than a ninth, tile ulcers, on my heed • ans 4 arms w e re Soundly healed—soc , n atter,. the sores on My legs healed also ; leaving, however, c - ionstuerable discoloitraii•in in the skin, and paut'in the bone of the felt, which, by the Bles sing of Ct d,. and a little longer pitrs.wcrance in. your inva luable Medicine, subsittod'; the 1•0.1,.s dispersin 6 , -the skin re' its•nat oral hue, anti'S the flocturtml pains -c,raw.ally going alt. - I. thus became, by. your • liberal advice and di isle,' pe'rfec.r.,y- free from all my t. rarer complaints— have recovered my, former spirits anil strength, and "atn be come jolly and Mr, in which state naVingcontintied Many months to the a.stont.sliment, a all wit, kiut,v inc I atri at a loss in what tennis to express iity• gratitude, hut tie..yoU, tor the good - of, other suttering. niortal4 t to 'make. this, my caw a s, public as possible,. as 1 shall on . e7cry ocCasion; in so doing, you will- greatly oblige; Sir; your grateful, obedient, 'very servant, • • ' A L gX. Swan's Close, High-street, Edinburgh. • • • Witnesses to the above Qure : • _ TrioaarsoN, No. 3, .NeW Poultry Market; and 10/AN NVINTOSH, Old A-Sseriably, : C lose, di ‘lburgh.. , Pre. , ;,iated and Sold by the sole Proprietor, Y LOR, Memb;,r of the Royal College of Sur geons, at his House, Na. g, New Bridge-street, Londcri; where, after a constant residence of. more than thirty-six years, in a practice p4rticularly directed to the cure of Venereal Complaints and those incidental to the l'artsof Generation, With. that inviolable secrecy which men of his profession .should aiwp.ys observe in such : cases, he flatters' hiinSell, the advice and assistance he 'gratuitously adirtnisters to persons taking this Medicine, will be .esteeined;' by . a discerning Public, as an advantage se).- dont attainable and void of all ambiguity. 410 byi his appointment, for the convenience of those living at A 'distance ,at the Pertiiinees„ No. 35, St 'Alban's-street, ; the Tcyshop, .No. re 3, Ox. •ord-street; Mr. Dishorough's, No. 7, Fish-Street-hill ; Mr. Steel's, Books - eller, No, I, llniori-rows Little Tower. hill; Baxter's, South-bridge, Edintinigh ;, Mr. Mac donad, Glisgow ; Mr. Iluil, Daine-street, Dublin; end by one person in,every consi&rable tgrin in s Grelt - Britain and Ireland, in Boxes of only as.. 9il. each, sealed up with ful fi l and plain directions, whereby either sex may curc themselves with ease, speed; 5...-crecy, and safety. B. Every Box sold in Great Britain •is sealed up 'with a Stamp, on which, by, layout of the Commissiorrers is printed, at' the Stamp..oflice•—" T. T;tylor 9 - No. 0, Nevi . teet,"—to irrutaic Whiell is relotiy, 201' aLL otherS ate e'oonterfeits. , - ~. [PRICE SIXPENCE 4 EAST INDIES. , I\ r"D R lisp, i t.--By a private letter from 'Cal renv, .01 the 25th ult.we are inrorme , l 'that the ship Palmer., Captain SiGNEY, was captur e d 'on the 22d,'itt sig h t of that port, \ by a French Private , ::.l, commanded .by M. DAVED.---TheFr , •nrmnatt bava' ing dismantled the Palmer gave her ba , _k to Captain SIGN&Y 'bal; I.lllfOrllltiptely, in endeavouring tu get . . into the harbour, she grounded on the Point2.-ore violas to' the capture of the Palmer, .she received -a broadside and irvolley Of small arms froM the Priva teer, three men.—Mons."l/y,rtD like wise Cat- Out from carenga the Thomas Strange, and the Pegue galley, both Of which ve ss els he - r&qurned thjir reip2.-.tive crews. The Privateer that Mons. DAvED commands' is ihe late brig Murtha ; she is aintp2d with '#,nly five . Einopearis and eighteen Caffi-es, and carries eight carronaties, -. .., .. , . . . . MADRAS, FEB. 13.—Thdqoliowing diTitch from hi4.Exoeilen(y Rear..:AdArN Sir I..,.‘krt.liry Ptr..- \ Lew Bart. .C.uniande(itik:chiel at hi, Majttsty's Ships and Vessels servingtOthe EaSt In , lies, was thk day received by the' t 4 14itrabi,e the ' Quvernot i \ in Countil. TO, TUE Rog. WILLIAM PETRi, Eso.. GoVERNILt Ig , - COUNCIL., FORT ST. GEORGE. Sta--4, have the honour to itrap4mitto you a statement of our, proceedings in thi - s' quarter, by Which you infor fled that the whole of the Men of War retnai4lag to the Power Of Holland. ia the East liiiiek t i t ittave -been finally destroyed. I canneereltike payself.the pleasure of expressing til,lt in the execution of, this service the mOPECIPa u understanding has reigned bet Leen the naval and military forcps employed under the joint coitinind of inysell and Lit:men:int-Colonel_ LockttAii . ,:aiidTiat in your seleaion of that varu ableOlitcer to co-operate with tile on this occasion, I consider myself Much indebted to you, Sir, in Council. It i lily intention 'to paiceed to-morrow on our return to Madras, part of the 1 6quadron making the passage through the Straits of Bally, and-, the reSt tinder my Flag by the way of AldaQua. - • I have the honour to be, Hon. Sir, Your very obedient Servant, EDNAED PELLEW. His Mi!jesty's Ship C. ullotkn, off i.;riesec, ;sin De(;eniner, 18.7. Having sailed- fi - ohr Malacca on the 20th tilt. we arrived with the 'squadron namnudin the margin,* off l'o'ut Panka i at the eastern extremity .4 Java, (J the sth instant, with the troops entlrarkd va board th43in. Tie Fux recomiiinred Batavia on tile pass;:ge, where a brig only was lying in the Roads. The s.,o:ti water prevented the Line. of Binle Ships from proc.seeding beyond Sedaye, about ten wiles up the .harnour, on the right, Iron' %t.' hence, in con jundion with Lieutenant-Colonel LOCKHART, cum manding.the troops one' board, the Cutinuander in Chief sent A ComMl4sion under a Flay, - of Truce, Cnnsisting of Captain FLEET W OOD PELLE,V, of his Majesty's Ship Potvopl, Captain Sir CHARIAS BURDZTT, of his Majesty's 30th Regimen t, and Mr. LOCKER, Secretary to the Commander in Chia, to treat with the 'ComMandant of . the Dutch Naval . force for the. surrender of the Dutch Men of War under his' 'edam - rand, lying at Griessee in a dismantled 'state. A copy of their proposal *fol t • lows. Ohhele‘arliVal at priessee 'Mr. COWELL, the DurChaCanimodore, thought fit to detain the boat, and 'place them in arrest, contrary to the established rights of nations, .sending information to that pnrport by one of his Officers, and, ab soluiely refn-iing to accept any Conditions for the surren,:e:r ( of the ships. The following morning, having - lightened fl 4 Culloden and Po/vv . - fat, the whole of the ships proceeded up to Griessee, can nonading abJuery nice and eighteen-pound ers, at Sambelaugan, on the island''or iVadura; on the left; the fire from which with hot shot 'hulled several of the Ships, but providentially struck noper son on b o ard them, and was soon silenced. The battery of Gries,ee 'fired, but a few shot-, also with out effea. • The Gentleman of Che Commission and the boat's crew, by order of the Commodore, on the approach of the'British ships, were. removed to Sod rabaya, about. 15 miles higher up' the harbour ; and they having represented to the Governor. and Coun cil of that Settlement,' to which Griessee is Subor dinate, the uhjustitiable conduct of the Duteh:Con. modore, they were released the following day, and accompanied bYa, Deputation of three of their Mem bers on their return, to express the concern of that , Government 0,503h -fling all concurrence, in - this violent,,Measure,Y• and . tp receive the terms Upon which a final arrangement should be • The affair being Thus - settled without further dits - the Men of War mulled, in the margin t were burnt On the evening of the flth inst. 'they having been' scuttled previous to. the Dutch Commodore's d'et).tion of Gri , .nsed. The - two former were very. .fine shipS, brat' great negle(;t were .considerable wanting in repair. The Korlenaar had long since been cut down aud einployed as a , sheer hulk ; other %;es , ,el of s,•iir wai found in ;tie harbour. The GreniLliei`CO. - ogby Mdjet;iy's-:3ot took posSeVai i tilßeffiieSsee, and with a-party of artil , - ler) , has cacti:aally destroyed the „pus, it,tlitary Er &c. in the garrison, the naval stores being desii - oyed by redivision of seaipeh•landed tr,on the The batte,por, l BYrlbelangan has, agreeable to the terms of thd tatity;Nieen destrucd by the .Dutch, and since ins - peabdi by' the Commanding Orfi‘ Artillery. .-This ervie..,e'lias completed the entire de= struCtion - of the ndarfOrce- of Hoilarid in the ktig ladies, the previou; successes of Ins Majesty's slips having deprived them of every other ship ofwAr in their 'service on this station. The defenceless slate of the 'ships now destroyal, which lay ho shore alongside the hulk, their guns being landed„and the batteries being unequal ;to, oppose the tire et the t sivadlo” ) . th 'a d. 'not fford a stitlictent opportunity to